Trade Times in Your Own Timezone

Trade times in your upload journal now show in your device's timezone by default, and you can pick a different one.

One time, everywhere — trade pages, the trade preview, the trades table, the calendar's day view and the edit form now all show the same times. Before, trade pages showed your broker's server time while the trades table and calendar used your device's.
Pick a display timezone — in Journal settings → General, choose Device time (the default), Broker time (each journal's own timezone), or any timezone, such as New York time for the session you trade.
Calendar, charts and filters follow it — calendar days, daily and weekday charts, reports and date filters use the same timezone, so a late-evening trade lands on the same day everywhere.
Edit in the timezone you see — editing a trade's times, or adding a trade by hand, takes times in your display timezone.
See which timezone you're reading — Trade properties now shows "Times shown in …" with a link to change it.

Your journal's Broker / server timezone (in its account settings) is separate: it's only used to read the times in your imports correctly. MetaTrader and most broker exports use the broker's server time (often GMT+2 or GMT+3), so keep it set to your broker's, not your own.
The display timezone is saved on each device.
Trades imported while a journal had no broker timezone set can't be converted, so they keep showing their original times.
CSV exports still use each journal's broker timezone.